FF WAIVER WIRE WEEK 7

Kendre Miller (RB for NO). He us splitting carries with Alvin Kamara, but Miller had 20 carries last week. That volume is enough to put in a waiver claim.

Omar Cooper (WR for NYJ). The rookie wide out was back from injury and had 7 targets, 6 catches, and 103 yards. Geno Smith has to throw to someone. 

Michael Mayer (TE for LV). He is still the number two tight end behind Brock Bowers, but the last three weeks Mayer has had 20 targets, 16 catches, and 179 yards. I'll take that in a tight end on my fantasy football team.

Konata Mumpfield (WR for LAR). Davante Adams is out 6-10 weeks with a ruptured hamstring. Matthew Stafford can't throw to Puka 24 times a game all season. Many of Adams' targets will go to Mumpfield. 

Roschon Johnson (RB for CHI). With Kyle Monangai, Johnson played 40% of the Bears' offensive snaps. He had 15 touches and a touchdown. Claim him for this weekend.

CJ Stroud (QB for HOU). Stroud has thrown for 9 touchdowns and ran for another this year. He is not the reason the Texans haven't been winning. If you need a quarterback due to a bye week, Stroud is worth a pick up.

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